Since 2004, every service man and woman killed in Iraq or Afghanistan has been given a CT scan. The military has a database of over 3000 of these scans. This information “…has revealed deficiencies in body armor and vehicle shielding and led to improvements in helmets and medical equipment used on the battlefield.”
Since 2004, every service man and woman killed in Iraq or Afghanistan has been given a CT scan. The military has a database of over 3000 of these scans. This information “…has revealed deficiencies in body armor and vehicle shielding and led to improvements in helmets and medical equipment used on the battlefield.”